Abstract
In the recent years, a growing number of thermal power plants have been equipped with digital distributed control systems (DCS). This paper, following a brief introduction to the architecture of a DCS, points out how the simulation techniques can be integrated within a DCS, allowing either the building up of training simulators or giving the operator adequate help. The issue describes a new concept in the architecture of 'real time' training simulators developed by ENEL (Italian National Electricity Board) and Krupp Atlas Elektronik, together with Bailey Esacontrol for the Piacenza and Port Kelang (Malaysia) training centres. New developments and new architectures are considered for the integration of the control system with process simulation, aimed at global automation and optimization of industrial processes.
Citation Formats
Barabino, M, and Durando, S.
Power plant simulation: Experience and perspectives.
Italy: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Barabino, M, & Durando, S.
Power plant simulation: Experience and perspectives.
Italy.
Barabino, M, and Durando, S.
1991.
"Power plant simulation: Experience and perspectives."
Italy.
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title = {Power plant simulation: Experience and perspectives}
author = {Barabino, M, and Durando, S}
abstractNote = {In the recent years, a growing number of thermal power plants have been equipped with digital distributed control systems (DCS). This paper, following a brief introduction to the architecture of a DCS, points out how the simulation techniques can be integrated within a DCS, allowing either the building up of training simulators or giving the operator adequate help. The issue describes a new concept in the architecture of 'real time' training simulators developed by ENEL (Italian National Electricity Board) and Krupp Atlas Elektronik, together with Bailey Esacontrol for the Piacenza and Port Kelang (Malaysia) training centres. New developments and new architectures are considered for the integration of the control system with process simulation, aimed at global automation and optimization of industrial processes.}
journal = []
volume = {39:4}
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year = {1991}
month = {Apr}
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title = {Power plant simulation: Experience and perspectives}
author = {Barabino, M, and Durando, S}
abstractNote = {In the recent years, a growing number of thermal power plants have been equipped with digital distributed control systems (DCS). This paper, following a brief introduction to the architecture of a DCS, points out how the simulation techniques can be integrated within a DCS, allowing either the building up of training simulators or giving the operator adequate help. The issue describes a new concept in the architecture of 'real time' training simulators developed by ENEL (Italian National Electricity Board) and Krupp Atlas Elektronik, together with Bailey Esacontrol for the Piacenza and Port Kelang (Malaysia) training centres. New developments and new architectures are considered for the integration of the control system with process simulation, aimed at global automation and optimization of industrial processes.}
journal = []
volume = {39:4}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Italy}
year = {1991}
month = {Apr}
}